‘Star Wars Inquisitors’ #4 Review — No Favors From Darth Vader
Going all the way back to their debut in Star Wars: Rebels, the Inquisitors have had a problem. It’s one
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Author: Austin Gorton
‘Murder Kingdom’ #1 Review: Murder In The Happiest (But Legally-Distinct) Place On Earth!
“What if there was a murder in Disney World?” is essentially the premise of the aptly named Murder Kingdom #1.
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Review: ‘Sentinels’ #1 Makes For A Complex And Compelling Start
The From the Ashes march continues, as the seemingly never -nding stream of new titles continues apiece. Sentinels #1 is
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‘On Mars’ Kickstarter Late Pledges Opening Soon!
Described as Total Recall meets Prison Break, the campaign for the deluxe graphic novel set On Mars is fully funded
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Live on Kickstarter: ‘Starweed’ The Complete Series
Starweed: The Complete Series from co-creators Eisner-nominated and Eagle Award-winning writer Lex Wilson and artist Tony Gregori — including the
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The Very Definition Of A Filler Issue– Reviewing ‘Wolverine Deep Cut’ #3
It’s hard to think of a more a water-treading comic than Wolverine Deep Cut #3. The retro charm and sheer
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Better, But Still Not Good– Reviewing ‘X-Factor’ #2
By virtue of showing less blatant contempt for its characters, X-Factor #2 manages to clear the very low bar set
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Not The Ending It Needs, But An Ending That’ll Do: Reviewing ‘Star Wars’ #50
It became clear well before Star Wars #50 that, while this iteration of the series was coming to a end,
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Review: A Plot-Heavy ‘Destro’ #4 Makes For The ‘Worst’ Issue Yet
As the penultimate issue of the series, Destro #4 is, understandably, the most plot-heavy issue of the series yet. Ahead
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A Safe If Unexciting Debut: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #1
Wolves run through a snowy tableau. A man runs along with them. They are being hunted. The opening to Wolverine
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Fun Despite Its Flaws: Reviewing ‘Dazzler’ #1
The best thing Dazzler #1 has going for it is the sheer love writer Jason Loo has for the character.
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N’Sync Alum Brings ‘Frankenstein’ To Life In New Musical Concept Album
N’Sync member JC Chasez is teaming up with Golden Globe winner songwriter and composter Jimmy Harry to produce a new
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Win The Ultimate Winx Club Experience At New York Comic Con!
Fans of the magical series Winx Club won’t want to miss New York Comic Con, as Reedpop, Papercutz, and MBA
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Snap Into Marvel: Is The Multi-Layered Araña The Best Card Of The Season?
Real Name: Aña “Anya” Corazon First Appearance: Amazing Fantasy #1 (August 2004) as Anya, Amazing Fantasy #2 (September 2004) as
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Review: The Light And The Grimdark Battle It Out In ‘Space Ghost’ #5
The tension between the more traditional “sunnier” heroism of classic Space Ghost and the more grimdark “take me seriously” actions
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Review: ‘Avengers Assemble’ #1 Is Half A Good Comic
The title of Avengers Assemble #1, the latest Avengers spinoff book, is obviously taken from the team’s famous battle cry.
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Review: ‘Huge Detective’ #1 Is A Giant Success
A murder mystery with a unique perspective, the world of Huge Detective is one in which ancient giants awaken from
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Snap Into Marvel: Symbiote Spider-Man From Secret Wars To Marvel Snap!
Real Name: Peter Parker First Appearance: The Amazing Spider-Man #252 (May 1984); chronological first appearance: Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #8 (December
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Sci-Fi Fairy Tale ‘Moonshadow’ Receiving Expanded Edition in 2025
Once upon a time, a Murderer’s Row of talent delivered the first fully painted American graphic novel, Moonshadow. Now, Dark
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Review: ‘Star Wars: The Acolyte — Kelnacca’ #1 Is Effective But Arrives Too Late
The timing of this issue is curious. Of course, it’s unlikely that anyone could have anticipated it would be released
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Review: ‘Scarlett’ #4 Lands Punches Both Emotional And Kinetic
Heading into the climax of the series, Scarlett #4 is, understandably, more plot-heavy than any previous issue of the series
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Review: The Real Villain Becomes More Clear In ‘Sanction’ #4
Picking up directly from the cliffhanger ending of the previous issue, Sanction #4 represents the story’s most in depth analysis
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‘Total Recall’ Meets ‘Prison Break’ In Graphic Novel ‘On Mars’ — Live Now on Kickstarter
On Mars, a new sci-fi graphic novel from writer Sylvain Runberg (Warship Jolly Roger) and artist Grun, is live now on
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‘A Rogue’s Tale: A Memoir’, The Autobiography Of Lenore Zann, Available For Pre-Order Now
Capitalizing on the success of Disney’s X-Men ’97, the memoir of Rogue voice actor Lenore Zann is available for pre-order
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Striking the Right Work/Life Balance in ‘Star Wars’ #49 — Review
Launching a new story just a couple issues removed from the end of this iteration of the series, as the
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Snap into Marvel! — The Amazing Spider-Season Swings In With A New Effect
It’s the beginning of a month, which means it’s time for the Marvel Snap season to change over once again.
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Review: ‘X-Force’ #2 Is An Improvement, But Problems Persist
Though far from perfect or an unqualified success, X-Force #2 is a marked improvement on the first issue. With all
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Snap Into Marvel: Emperor Hulkling Comes To Conquer The Game!
Real Name: Dorek VII/Teddy Altman First Appearance: Young Avengers #1 (April 2005) Powers and Abilities: A hybrid of the alien
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Review: The Least Interesting Thing In ‘Phoenix’ #2 Is The Titular Character
Phoenix #2 has two big things working against it. The first is its portrayal of Corsair. He’s written wildly inconsistently
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‘Destro’ #3 Review: How Destro Got His Groove Back
Throughout the first two issues of Image Comics’ Destro, the titular character has been fighting to turn back a tide
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Review: ‘Darth Vader’ #49 Is Busy And Overstuffed But Finds Room To Entertain
As the penultimate issue of this iteration of the series, Darth Vader #49 is perhaps a bit too overstuffed with
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